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Cancel culture strikes like lightning, swift and unforgiving, casting those who transgress its ever-evolving mores into oblivion. Yet when it comes to education, there is an odd paradox: Some offenses seem not just forgivable but invisible, while others are career killers. It can be puzzling to understand what it truly takes to get canceled in the world of education, especially when considering the long list of unsavory characters who have flour…

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William ‘Zev’ Steen admitted to filming himself abusing a young girl and sharing child pornography online.

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If you’ve been keeping up with internet sensations and global scandals, you’ve probably heard of Hushpuppi, the Nigerian internet fraudster who is locked behind bars.  The name alone stirs up a whirlwind of curiosity. Hushpuppi hung out with some of the biggest names across fashion, music, and sports, and was an active “celebrity” in his own right. In the years following his sentencing, rumors have been flying about him being released, especiall…

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BAE Systems has launched its new uncrewed ground vehicle, or UGV, the Autonomous Tactical Light Armor System (ATLAS) Collaborative Combat Variant (CCV), a roughly 11-ton 8×8 vehicle, developed in Australia, and pitched as a “combat wingman” with the potential for a high degree of autonomy. Armed with a powerful 25mm Bushmaster cannon, the vehicle is the latest addition to a growing number of UGVs that are designed to provide more flexibility to …

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ATLAS Uncrewed “Combat Wingman” Fighting Vehicle Unveiled

By: Jordan Meadows Staff Writer Formed in 1944, the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion was the only all-Black, all-female battalion to serve both in the U.S. and Europe during World War II. Initially comprising 31 officers and 824 enlisted personnel—all women from the Women’s Army Corps, the Army Service Forces, and the Army Air Forces—the battalion was established to address a critical shortage of postal officers and an overwhelming back…

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Nineteen-year-old US Army Pvt. David Lewis set out from Fort Dix on a 50-mile hike with his unit on 5 February 1976. On that bitter cold day, he collapsed and died.Autopsy specimens unexpectedly tested positive for an H1N1 swine influenza virus.
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from Instagram FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Activist and Educator, Ant Smith, Released from Federal Prison (Wednesday, August 7, 2024) Ant Free! After 198 days of being imprisoned at FCI Fort Dix, our brother, friend and comrade, Ant Smith, is free! Ant...

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By ED RUNYAN Staff writer HUBBARD — Art Kourian, who turns 97 on Nov. 19, is the only living member of Post 51 of the Hubbard American Legion who served in World War II, and its members thought that was worthy of recognition. So last month, John Raica, post commander, and two other members visited Kourian’s home in Hubbard and took him a plaque they had made to honor him. “Art is our last World War II veteran, and we felt we wanted to do somethi…

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American Legion in Hubbard honors its last living World War II veteran

The Army is targeting a limited prototyping activity in fiscal 2025 and a minimum viable product for new command-and-control capabilities by early fiscal 2026. The efforts surround what the Army calls “Next Gen C2,” a top priority of the service’s highest leadership to include the chief of staff and Futures Command. Officials have stated that current capabilities are not adequate to dominate on the modern battlefield against a sophisticated adve…

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